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Quebec Solidaire
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Guillaume Cliche-Rivard is trending in Quebec as attention turns to post-election developments in the province. Le Devoir reports that at least two defeated candidates could request a judicial recount of results, and the Québec solidaire immigration critic and Saint-Henri–Sainte-Anne MNA is among the figures drawing search interest as the election fallout unfolds.
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Québec solidaire avoided a feared collapse in Quebec's 2026 election, with Ruba Ghazal, Sol Zanetti and Alexandre Boulerice among those re-elected. Ghazal told supporters the party had 'fought like only the left knows how' and declared that 'all of Quebec has not turned right'. Commentators remain divided on whether the result counts as a successful campaign or merely saving the furniture.
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A head-to-head comparison of the six flagship promises from the five main parties is drawing attention as Quebec's 2026 election campaign takes shape. The 'boussole électorale' (electoral compass) is helping voters navigate where the Coalition Avenir Québec, Parti Québécois, Québec Solidaire, Liberals and Conservatives stand on key issues. Interest is rising as the vote approaches.
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Quebec Solidaire is under scrutiny after Le Devoir questioned whether the party's campaign was truly the success its members claim. The piece examines what QS actually gained and whether the self-congratulatory framing holds up, prompting discussion about the party's position and strategy following the campaign.
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Québec Solidaire co-spokesperson Ruba Ghazal is making waves in Quebec after a fiery comment picked up by Montreal radio station 98.5 FM, in which she said the left had 'fought like only the left knows how to fight.' The remark is drawing attention across the province's political circles, with commentators and listeners weighing in on her combative tone and what it signals for the party's direction.